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Search Search. Menu Sections. Tanya Sweeney. To those who have been to Croatia, the mere mention of the 'C' word is enough to invoke dewy-eyed affection and wails of nostalgia. Many have long known that Croatia — only three hours away from Dublin by plane — is a divine marriage of Mediterranean influence and exotic Balkan charm. S plit and Dubrovnik have proved fashionable for holidaymakers, but the northern peninsula of Istria still remains a well-kept secret. Istria is certainly tourist friendly, but here's the good news: the chips-with-everything brigade has yet to get their grubby hands on the place. For those tiring of careworn hotspots in Spain and Italy, the unspoilt and serrated coastline of Istria is a delightful discovery. Landing into the tiny airport at Pula one of Aer Lingus' newest routes for summer , the experience already gets off to a promising and easy start. Within 19 minutes of the aircraft wheels hitting the tarmac — and trust me, I timed it — we're already through baggage claim and careening through the Croatian countryside, disturbing the endless stretches of balmy calm and marvelling at how azure-blue the sea is. The Med influence is present and correct, from the Venetian-style architecture and rolling hills reminiscent of Tuscany, to its vibrant winemaking and olive oil scenes. Yet eclipsed by its Adriatic neighbour on the culinary front, Croatia's own gastro-culture has remained largely off-radar to the rest of the world. I certainly wasn't expecting to enjoy some of the freshest seafood and best wine I'd ever tasted here, but it seems the idea of Croatia as a global gastro-hub could easily gain traction. Its passionate but unpretentious scene of restaurateurs, producers and winemakers is small, but perfectly formed. Olive oil production is big noise in Istria, making up a notable portion of the local economy. It's a bit galling to realise that the olive oils I've been enjoying at home are tantamount to using Frytex, but a tasting at Chiavalon Olive Oil in Vodnjan Ulica Vladimir Nazor 16, Vodnjan — a small, family-run setup — is a real eye-opener. Bursting with earthiness, fruit and with a nicely bitter aftertaste, this home-made olive oil makes everything taste better locals even pour it on ice-cream. Like most Irish people, I could give or take truffles far from them I was reared and all that. Yet I can say with certainty that the truffle-doused breakfast I had at the Karlic Estate in Paladini Buzelt , Paladini 14 was so eye-wateringly divine that it will doubtless flash before my eyes in my final hours on earth. Initially, I baulked when I saw 'truffle hunting in the woods' on my Istrian itinerary I'm not normally one to forage for breakfast. Yet gallivanting about a sun-soaked forest with our guide Ivan, and a clever hunting dog who can sniff out and unearth pricey breakfast treats buried in the earth, turned out to be surprisingly, endlessly gratifying. Things turned out to be just as delightful and down-at-heel at the Istrian wineries we visited. It's only a matter of time before some hipster restaurateur in Hackney or Williamsburg decrees Croatian wine to be the next big thing, but for now, many hidden wineries are still waiting to be discovered. At the Trapan winery Giordano Dobran 63, , Sisan , Bruno Trapan explained how he had started making wines as an enterprising youngster he's still in his 30s. Running a modern and innovative winery, Trapan's enthusiasm and love for his work is immediate: some of his wines are named after his daughters and wife. From staycation secrets to the return of overseas holidays, our free newsletter brings you the latest in travel every Wednesday. Enter email address This field is required Sign Up. Better still, the winery is slowly but surely garnering attention beyond the borders of Croatia 'Decanter' magazine recently gave Trapan its seal of approval. At the Degrassi winery in Savudrija Basanija bb, Savudrija, Croatia a feast of Istrian prosciutto, pecorino cheese and olive oils were the perfect accompaniment to their fruity and lively wines, each one better than the last. Honey is perhaps a little less famous in the region, but our guide Aleksandar had hinted that over at Medea Honey Products Livade, Istarska , a group of Paris-based Chanel representatives had been so impressed with their honey-based face products that they cleaned the place out. Naturally, we followed suit Suffice to say that with this bounty of local delights on offer, the peninsula is something of a feast for the senses. And, despite a lack of sandy white beaches, the rugged coastline is a feast for the eyes, too. Further up the coast from Pula lies the picture-perfect fishing town of Rovinj. Laid-back and serene, the town is a hive of art galleries, whitewashed buildings and cliffside bars and eateries. At the Puntulina restaurant Sv. Kriza 38, Rovinj , the vibe was deliciously relaxed indeed, we went straight from the sea to the table, practically still in our bathers. Yet this chilled-out atmosphere belied a refined menu, packed with seafood delights like tuna, squid, anchovies and seabass. Nearby, at the stylish Valentino Via Santa Croce 28, Rovinj — a bar effectively carved into the cliff face — couples, holidaymakers and hip young locals enjoy sunset over brilliantly ostentatious cocktails. As day trips go, a trip to the idyllic island of Brijuni brijuni. A minute boat ride from Pula, the island's myriad delights — from the safari park to the museum exhibition dedicated to Yugoslavian president Josip Tito — have been untouched by time. Visitors happen upon the Neptune Hotel right off the boat, and this art-deco wonder is a flashback from the soviet '70s. Take a golf buggy or bike, and it's easy to shake off the crowds and cover much of the island in a morning. At the island's safari park the island became a national park in , after Tito's death in , you'll encounter not only zebras and llamas, but Lanka the elephant, a state gift bequeathed to Tito by Indira Ghandi. Speaking of visitors, James Joyce was another notable short-term resident of the region, albeit not strictly by choice. The way local legend tells it, Joyce was so bored in the town — he was posted there for six months as a teacher, along with his new wife Nora Barnacle — that he began to write to while away the time, eventually putting together 'A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man'. 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